Trisodium phosphate

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Does anyone have the formula to make a 16 or 32oz of this solution for dosing? I want to increase phosphate by .03 per 1 ml dosed? ( I have a 40 gallon)

Thanks
 
Does anyone have the formula to make a 16 or 32oz of this solution for dosing? How many grams of TSP in RODI to increase phosphate by .03? ( I have a 40 gallon)

Thanks

Per first page of the thread below.

Use this calculator for potassium phosphate and use 77% as much (so if it says 1 gram, use 0.77 grams). :)

http://www.theplantedtank.co.uk/calculator.htm

Does this seem right?

For 200 gallons if I add .05 grams of potassium phosphate this will give my tank .05ppm of po4? Or roughly .03ppm of po4 from sodium phosphate

Seems so tiny the amount

0.05 ppm is tiny. :D

Sounds right.
 
Older post but is the 77% factor because trisodium phosphate is more potent than potassium phosphate? Does the same rule apply when calculating sodium nitrate using the potassium nitrate calculation? Thanks in advance.

That is a great question. I hope my comment bumps it so we can get an answer.
 
Same idea, different ratio. You use 84% as much sodium nitrate as potassium nitrate. So 0.84 times a potassium nitrate dosing value.
 
Same idea, different ratio. You use 84% as much sodium nitrate as potassium nitrate. So 0.84 times a potassium nitrate dosing value.

Randy, I've seen several phosphate containing compounds mentioned in R2R as a means to safely dose phosphate. In your opinion the TSP is the way to go?
 
I just saw this on facebook then saw your post.
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Randy, I've seen several phosphate containing compounds mentioned in R2R as a means to safely dose phosphate. In your opinion the TSP is the way to go?

I know this post is old, but food grade sodium phosphate is a good way to go. It could be trisodium phosphate, disodium phosphate or monosodium phosphate.
 
I know this post is old, but food grade sodium phosphate is a good way to go. It could be trisodium phosphate, disodium phosphate or monosodium phosphate.
Thanks for the response, Dr. Farley. I got the TSP, but before I could dose, my phos went up, so now I'm working to mitigate that.
 
Thanks for the response, Dr. Farley. I got the TSP, but before I could dose, my phos went up, so now I'm working to mitigate that.

lol

It's always something... :)
 
So my NYOS PO4 test kit last night said I have 0 PO4. While I am dosing carbon to reduce my nitrate.
This seems to be doing very little or has stalled.
Do I need to increase my PO4 before I will see a reduction in Nitrate?
Do I aim for the the 15:1

If so can I use this product. It looks ok
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So my NYOS PO4 test kit last night said I have 0 PO4. While I am dosing carbon to reduce my nitrate.
This seems to be doing very little or has stalled.
Do I need to increase my PO4 before I will see a reduction in Nitrate?
Do I aim for the the 15:1

If so can I use this product. It looks ok
chrome-extension://efaidnbmnnnibpcajpcglclefindmkaj/viewer.html?pdfurl=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.tricleanium.com.au%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2F2020%2F05%2Ftricleanium_msds.pdf&clen=262465&chunk=true

you need a better link.
 

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